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Start with the free resources: the library, Ask AIRiskAware, and the self-assessment. When you need more than the library, tell us what you're facing: we connect organisations with senior, independent AI-risk specialists for reviews, briefings and programme support, working alongside your own legal and executive teams.
Start a conversationMost needs start self-serve. When they go beyond the library, support tends to take one of three shapes, arranged with senior independent specialists, scoped through an early conversation rather than a menu.
A clear-eyed, independent look at how AI is used across your organisation and where the real exposure sits, so you know what matters and what to deal with first.
A structured piece of work to build the policies, controls, and board-level reporting that turn good intentions into something you can actually stand behind.
Ongoing access to experienced, independent AI-risk judgement for boards and executives who want it available when needed, without standing up a full-time function.
Regulators, courts, and boards increasingly expect organisations to show they understood their AI risk and acted on it. Often the hard position to be in isn't having made a mistake; it's not being able to demonstrate you took reasonable steps. Much of what this support does is help you demonstrate it, before anyone asks.
If you want to see how this is already playing out, our enforcement tracker follows real cases, our regulator profiles set out who is paying attention in each jurisdiction, and AI insurance shows how the market is already repricing the risk.
Mostly boards and executives at organisations that give professional advice or make decisions affecting people, where getting AI governance wrong carries real consequences, and where being able to show you did it properly is worth something. If that sounds like you, the next step is simple.
Start a conversationAIRiskAware is an intelligence resource; hands-on support is arranged with senior independent specialists. We are not a law firm and nothing here is legal advice. Specialists work alongside your own legal counsel and advisers. Any engagement is set out in a written agreement with the engaged party.